This is assuming interest rates will stay artificially low (Jerome Powell said this will likely be the case).

That's DUMB luck.You have to be lucky by the definition that includes using our human intelligence.

Too much artificial reno and turnover costs are what will kill you.

So there is a legitimate reason why the prices are going up there, as opposed to places in North America where prices are fuelled by artificially low interest rates and too many investors chasing too few properties.

Furthermore, any intelligent home buyer is going to inquire as to why three turbo charged sump pumps exist in the basement (I imagine they're pretty obvious). 

If you can figure out how to save $100k, I know you'll be able to learn how to intelligently invest it! 

You’re “artificially” juicing the real-dollars cash-flow projections but putting $50K instead of $35K.  

Talk to a local attorney and see if it's feasible, if it's intelligent to do so, and if so, what do they advise you to do.It's probably better to get proper personalized legal advise on this, vs. online advise.That way you know you are following the law 100%.Talk to your attorney and follow his/her directions about this.You probably don't want to draw a lawsuit from your attorney neighbor for X, Y or Z (because it could be expensive for you to fight it, and for him zero cost).Perhaps just waiting for the survey is most intelligent.Talk to your attorney and follow his/her directions about this.Good Luck! 

Even if there is an increase at their 3yr review period, it's almost NEVER to the last sales price as those can be artificial in dozens of ways.

But this need to collect intelligence on your customer and control the narrative isn't, I think, here you want to be.